Models By Hesterax
Models By Hesterax
I decided to post a few models that I have made on Blender. I only started using blender a couple of months ago so don't expect much.
Still don't know how to texture though.
Still don't know how to texture though.
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- Cyborg Model
- Warzone 2100 Cyborg Model.PNG (32.19 KiB) Viewed 14105 times
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Keep at it!
We all start some place.
We all start some place.
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Well, thanks...
Here is a rendered image of a command center I made (modeled), I prefer the dome to the original hexagonal shape of the head.
Here is a rendered image of a command center I made (modeled), I prefer the dome to the original hexagonal shape of the head.
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Started working on a Power Generator:
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Just a shot at turret making, mostly did this to practice making gun barrels:
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The hard part is the texture.
Keep at it .
Keep at it .
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By the way, do you have any possible guides for texturing, the blender guide makes no sense to me.Berg wrote:The hard part is the texture.
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I can't help you with blender I dont use it I use Misfit mm3d.
http://developer.wz2100.net/wiki/Artwork
http://developer.wz2100.net/wiki/Artwork
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A go on the research facility:
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- Research Facility, thought I would have a go on it since it is one of the least detailed structures in Warzone 2100
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Here's a pretty ok video I think ( I watched it without sound but it looks like it covers most stuff) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f2-FfB9kRmE
So the thing is, you need to think of it like cuting up the model so you can lay the parts onto a flat paper.
So first you create the seams (ctrl+E for the edge menu)
Then you need to make sure you have an uv/image editor window open in your interface (it works without but you can't see what happens)
Now you just press "U" and then you choose unwrap. Wireframes of your flattened and cut mesh should appear in the UV/image editor window.
So the thing is, you need to think of it like cuting up the model so you can lay the parts onto a flat paper.
So first you create the seams (ctrl+E for the edge menu)
Then you need to make sure you have an uv/image editor window open in your interface (it works without but you can't see what happens)
Now you just press "U" and then you choose unwrap. Wireframes of your flattened and cut mesh should appear in the UV/image editor window.
-insert deep philosophical statement here-
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Tried it on a few simple meshes, works but I don't have Photoshop. Are there any alternatives or is it possible to texture inside blender? Mainly been focusing on learning how to animate so far.
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Oh gimp, known it before but never thought that it could be used for texturing.
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I use mostly GIMP, but you can also draw directly inside blender, both in the UV/image editor and directly onto the 3d model (useful for blurring out seams). Beside that there's also Krita and Paint.NET(windows only, limited but easy to use).
As for your last comment: Remember that anything capable of producing images onto the screen can be used for texturing. I sometimes even "model" my textures in blender, using the rendered images as textures (this is very similar to baking).
As for your last comment: Remember that anything capable of producing images onto the screen can be used for texturing. I sometimes even "model" my textures in blender, using the rendered images as textures (this is very similar to baking).
-insert deep philosophical statement here-